The neck has four groups of lymph nodes: anterior cervical, posterior cervical, tonsillar, and submental. These may become larger when you are sick. Your doctor may examine them if she thinks you are ill or have an infection.
(This answer provided for NATA by the University of Alabama Athletic Training Education Program.)
The neck has four groups of lymph nodes: anterior cervical,
posterior cervical, tonsillar, and submental. These may become
larger when you are sick. Your doctor may examine them if she
thinks you are ill or have an infection. (This answer...
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National Athletic Trainers’ Association answered:The neck has four groups of lymph nodes: anterior cervical, posterior cervical, tonsillar, and submental. These may become larger when you are sick. Your doctor may examine them if she thinks you are ill or have an infection.
